The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-01-27

T OFFER MY $500 ACRES KNOWN AZ WARE
Il place, for IS per acre; to 10 miles of railroad
about 900 acres cleared and mostly In cultivation:
stiff clay lands and most fertile In Middle Florida
Timber-oak. hickory, cypress. pine, BE-; some
clear water ponds, Astounding In fish also branches
valuable stock farm. believe with $4,000 addi-
tionai Invested 10 stock, implements, &c, it could
be made to pay entire investment In one year from
shipping hay and feeding stock.
My Bolton Plantation, $50 acres, miles Of rail-
road, most valuable plantation; immense barns
and siloe, cistern of 10000 gallons capacity,
force pump, water mill, with grisf mill, cotton lin,
saw mill, shingle machine, new portable engine
steam power sugar mill and evaporation, (my syrup
sells at 80 per above market price, seed cane
. reapers, 2 mowers, 20 fine mules, 1000 acres
cleared and mostly 10 cultivation, $50 acres entirely
free Of stumps has been highly fortified and built
there this winter. Price, 81, 600
Five hundred acres within half mile of Monticello
depot, full view of town, partly cleared and partly
Two and Thalf acres Of bearing pear grove, in 100
yards Of depot and on railroad. Price, $4,000
Ny Home Place, "a acres, In corporate limits Of
IL rooms. observatory, cellar, two bay windows,
TWO immense csterns with force pumps, two large
tanks. hot and cold water baths, closet, splendid
hsby aon U9I ana hn anc ss o. op@
all fenced and cross fenced Price, $4,000, to in
clude large amount of valuable furniture. II has
IL acres of pear orchard on It; have refused 500
per acre for some OF the least valuable and unim-
proved; some acres are immensely valuable for
building lots The dwelling on this place is also for
rent; possession given any day.
own u, 600 acres of the most valuable lands In
Middle Florida, aid wish to sell 5000 acres to pay
my debts and develope the balance; prefer to nego
ttate loan at per cent per annum, payable annually
ana que In hye years; viii sell one half interest at
security mortgage on my half and crops) per cent
interest per annum, and allow privilege Of pulling
out with money put in and per cent interest end
OF i've years BY notifying me a. end Of fourth year
OF said intention If more than per cent IL made,
party to have his half of profits. Will demonstrate
to his entiie satisfaction that Is per cent 70 fully
salary If Is per cent. is not made, and 81 600 to
5000 according to amount made. will sell three
eighths Interest on same terms, party thereby hay
tS rss seGo As character and ability are
am 81 years DID, born and Raised In this section and
refer to anyone. As banker, never lost one dol
lar; as merchant, doing the largest credit bust
ness, collected within one half of one per cent.
invested In land because believed In the future Of
this section, and do ten times more now, though
overloaded with land and cannot develope It; as
chant and far er, never treated anyone wrong in
a single instance In my life, never backed out or
trade, never sued but once and collected IT, never
was sued but once and gained my point.
We can feed stock ut about one-fenth the cost
North; We can get of crop Of Irish potatoes, to-
matoes watermel0ns, oats, &c, In May, June and
July, and In August we can cut beggar weeds q
spontaneous growth and complete stock food, and
by analysis Of Prof Myers, Of MisA Agricultural
College, is worth 1851 per ton, at very small cost
NOW and ensiisge yield, 10 to 70 tons to the acre
proportionately less for hay. We can plant In An
gust and September, turnips, rye, &c We can add
cotton seed meal at really legitimate cost - We
use 1t as fertilizer, and Its passage through stock
does not take from its fertiizing properties, but
renders It q more available plant food. Il Ii the
most nutritious and concentrated stock food In
the world, and our native product. Prof Stewart,
OF New York, In his book on Feeding Animal"
places cotton seed meal at value Of a. 50 per 100
pouads, compared to corn meal q s1.l2. oats %
cents, and good hay rs cents per 100 poundA We
can raise corn az cheap In Illinois by getting up
stumps and using proper implements, and to very
much better advantage, a. We can NOW the corn
and forage. gathering the corn It Ii moved, get
ting to tons Of splendid forage to the acre, or
after corn is gathered have . pasture for 9 or
months OF more value than clover.
Will sell LeC.nte pear trees, and years old. at
81 per dozen, $40 per 100, the finest ever saw !;
paper shell pecan trees 81 each, % per DORM ESQ
per 100 believe there lie only one bearing tree Of
this p c1liar variety growing; it 10 Of good size,
hin shell, and easily extracted whole, similar to
English walnut, OF nice rich favor.
r. B. BAILEY
Monticello. Fla, October q. lSS6-tf